Description
The Walker’s Razor Slim Electronic Muff in Coral is built for shooters who spend time at the range or in the field and need hearing protection that doesn’t get in the way. The slim profile is a deliberate design choice: thinner ear cups mean less interference when you mount a rifle, so you’re not fighting the muff every time you bring the stock to your cheek.
The sound-activated compression system is the core of how these work. When a gunshot or other sharp impulse reaches the microphone, the electronics respond fast enough to clamp down on the signal before damaging sound pressure reaches your ears. In between those events, the two omnidirectional microphones amplify ambient sound and feed it through the full-range speakers, so you can carry on a conversation at normal volume or stay aware of your surroundings without removing the muffs. The 23 dB NRR reflects the passive attenuation the physical cup provides — the electronic side handles the rest of the protection equation.
The volume control knobs are recessed into the housing, which keeps them from being accidentally adjusted when you’re moving around or storing the muffs in a bag. An audio input jack lets you connect an external device if you want to run radio communication or listen to something while you work. The headband uses a metal wire frame that folds down for compact storage, and the whole unit runs on two AAA batteries. Coral is a distinct colorway in the Razor line, and the low-profile build keeps the weight reasonable for extended sessions.




